レービハウの天然記念物・トップ20

The Zaufensgraben rises about 1,000 m southwest of the Gera-Leumnitz airfield at about 290 m above sea level. The stream flows in a predominantly southwesterly direction...

The Zaufensgraben rises about 1,000 m southwest of the Gera-Leumnitz airfield. The stream flows through Gera in a predominantly southwesterly direction. In the middle section it forms a narrow V-shaped valley in which the Zaufensgraben nature reserve is located, which is the smallest in Gera with an area of 11 hectares. It passes the Ronneburger Höhe with the Ferberturm observation tower there. In the lower section the ditch is piped under Meuselwitzer Straße. Finally, the stream flows into the Gessenbach at about 195 m above sea level, which flows into the Weiße Elster a little further west.

There are some covered break areas on the Gleitschauer Höhe with beautiful panoramic views.

The Luther linden tree was planted on October 31, 1817 to mark the 300th anniversary of the Reformation and the 4th anniversary of the Battle of Leipzig.

The kitchen garden is a listed facility located between the theater in the east and the orangery building in the west. The aim of the design is to effectively highlight the original structure and spatiality of the kitchen garden. To do this, it is necessary to define the boundaries to the north and south more clearly.

Schmirchauer Höhe 2010 Resolution by the Ronneburg city administration to name the embankment as “Schmirchauer Höhe”, inauguration of the walk-in map 2012 Inauguration of the mine light

A beautiful park to relax and linger.

The kitchen garden was created in the 17th century to supply Osterstein Castle, the seat of the Lords of Gera, and was later converted into a landscape park. As part of the BUGA 2007, it was given back its baroque character and is open to visitors every day from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.